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Department of Public Health and Primary Care (PHPC)

 

Biography

I am a research assistant within the Child Health and Development Group, with a focus on serious mental illness and the lived experiences of young people accessing mental health services– particularly those from underserved populations. I primarily contribute to the quantitative arm of the NIHR-funded COACHES study, analysing CAMHS referral outcomes and service provision for children and young people with social work involvement across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough NHS Trusts. I hold an MSc in Clinical Mental Health Sciences and a BSc in Psychology from University College London. My research experience spans quantitative data analysis, qualitative interviewing, and contributions to several systematic reviews. My MSc thesis was a systematic review of qualitative studies exploring the experiences of individuals with complex psychosis receiving mental health rehabilitation.

Research

Mental health, child development and education, the lived experience of contemporary services.

Publications

Houngbedji, N., Dalton-Locke, C., Hughes, A., & Killaspy, H. (2025). Mental health rehabilitation models for people with complex psychosis: a systematic review. BMC psychiatry25(1), 812.

Research Assistant

Contact Details

ah2496@cam.ac.uk

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